Diamond Valley Lake & Visitor Center
Diamond Valley Lake is scheduled to open on October 3, 2003. Please visit the link above for details, hours of operation, driving directions and fees for the lake and recreation area.
Lawn Bowling - a year round activity in Hemet. "The general object of the game is for participants to roll each of their bowls as close as possible to a single small white ball called the JACK (or kitty). Bowls may hit the jack, but the jack must remain within the boundary markers or the END will be declared "dead." Bowls are likely to hit other bowls, and may propel them into a position that is perhaps nearer to the jack, or perhaps to a distant position outside the boundary marker line that will take them out of play." For more information about this sport, we Lawn Bowling in America. (http://www.bowlsamerica.org/Pages/whatisit.html)
Meet local folks enjoying an afternoon game of lawn bowling. Games are played on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday at 1pm. Join us at the Hemet-Joslyn Lawn Bowls Club, 2625 West Devonshire, Hemet (Map). For more information regarding free lessons call 951-652-0981.
Hemet Museum is located in downtown Hemet in the historic Hemet Depot. It showcases the area's colorful history. You'll see Native American artifacts, railroading history, historical photographs from the Ramona Pageant and more. For more information, call (951) 929-4409 or (951) 925-5885 KidZone Museum is an interactive children's museum. Over 20 interactive exhibits, the KidZone gives children the opportunity to have fun—and learn—at the same time. For admission pricing and further details, call (951) 765-1223. The KidZone is located at 123 S. Carmalita St., Hemet, Ca. (Map) The Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre is home of the historic outdoor play Ramona. America’s longest running outdoor drama and the Official California State Outdoor Play. The Ramona Bowl also produces Courtyard Dinner Theatre Summer series, MSJC Shakespeare Festival and The Ramona Bowl Repertory Theatre fall musical. For more information visit www.ramonabowl.com or call 800-645-4465. The amphitheatre is located in the foothills of Hemet in the San Jacinto Valley at 27400 Ramona Bowl Road, Hemet, CA, 92544 (Map) Ryan Field Museum 4280 Waldon Weaver Rd, Hemet, Ca. (Map) - (951) 654-1924. Hours are 10a.m. to 3p.m. Wednesday through Sunday. If you know of a fun event to do in Hemet and it is not listed here, email us at info@redwagonteamriverside.com | 
